The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-10

Louis. l; Baltimore 2. Struck out-By Foutz. 2; by
Smith 4; Passed balls-Boyie, :; Trott- 2 Wild
pitch-Foutz, 1. Tme-21O. Umpire-Ferguson
CINCINNATI. q METRoPoLITANs, O.
CINCINNATI July 9-Mullane's magnificent
pitching won to-day's game for the Cincinnatls.
The Metropolirans could do nothing with his
delivery, the two hits made being sharp
grouEdsrs which passed the infelders. Bald
wins support was almost errorless the passed
ball being really excusable, as hs recovered it
promptly and made "a good throw 20 second.
Mays was also very effective but four clean hits
being made by the Reds. The feature OF the
game was Radfords triple play in the seventh
| inning He caught Raldwin's liner" touched
second. putting out Carpenter, and threw 10
| first, retiring Tebeau. keenan, umplred IN
| place of McQuade. who was sick, and gave a
| good imitation of Bob Ferguson, not a kick
| being made by either side. The time OF the
| game remarkably short. Score:
Me alit 30 O 90
| Two-base hits-McPhee. Stolen basel. Errors
| Cincinnati 81 Metropotans 2. Double plays
Fennely, McPhee and Reilly and Nelson. Radford
and Orr. First base on balg-Fennshy, :; Nelson Z.
s sadain oa'-00f Wild pFr ptohMays Tme4i2o
| Umpire-Keenan. Triple play-Radford and Orr.
ATHLETICS, 9; CLEVELAND, z.
CLEVELAND, July 9.--Rain gave the Athletics
| a victory to-day in an exciting and hoty-con-
| tested game Heavy batting was the order OF
| the day, and the lead went from one side TO the
| other almost every inning. Inc Cleveland lett
| handed batters carried off the honors of the
| game by the way they handled Weyhing's
| curves. A violent storm stopped the game after
| the first half of the eighth Inning. when CleVe
| land had scored three runs by terrific smuggling.
| Mexican and Hotaing each having made beautl-
| full three-baggers. Daily too, was nit frequently,
| but less effectively, and the Athletics failed TO
| handle him as they did the first time he pitched
| for the Clevelands at Philadelphia Score:
o e.S5st;ns d--.--- -o 9 3 % 9 80
| Earned runs-Athletics, 81 Cleveland, s.. Two-base
| hits-Iarkin (2J Lyons Bierbaur, Hotaling, Mann.
Three base hita Mexican Stolen basesLPoorm ian
| Double play Seward and Lyons. Errors
| Cleveland 4; Athletics 4. First base on balls
Stovey Bierbauer. Mexican, SNYDER. Reipsch lager.
First base balls-Athletics /; Cleveland s. Struck
| out-Seward weighing. Daily (2) Time, LOO.
| Umpire, Hurley.
| LOUISVILLE. 6; BROOKLYN, 5.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-The home club played
| an up bill game to-day, and defeated the Brook
lyn nine afser the latter had obtained big lead
| by buncbinc six hits off Ramsay and scoring
| four runs in the first inning With the excep-
ton of Phillips the fielding of the visitors was
| bad Notwithstanding the threatening weather
| and a shower before the game, the attendance
| was fair. Score:
| Louisville o %
Earned runs--LouisviIle 2; Brooklyn 3. Two
base hits-Wolf. smith and McTamany. Threebase
hit-Wolf. Stolen bases~-kerins. Hecker, Mack,
| Smith Errors-Louisville ?; Brooklyn. g Double
play-Phillips, tunassisted) First base on balls
| OF Ramsey, 2; off Porter, 2. Struck out-By Ram
sew 6; by Porter, 3. Passed balls-kerins /. Um
| pire-Curry.